goodie
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5.0
- noun
- /ˈɡʊdi/
:
bueno
- The goodie in the film inspired the audience with their bravery and kindness.
Staten's Island with, you know, Bert and and his school teacher that he loves, also his his grandmother or or you know, the goodie.
- Staten's Island with, you know, Bert and and his school teacher that he loves, also his his grandmother or or you know, the goodie.
Examples
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They're all goodie-goodies, and, you know, they do everything right, and they're over there.
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She's such a goodie-goodie.
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If both of you decide to be a goodie, then you will end up getting three points each.
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But at least I know you're a goodie.
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In many fairy tales, the goodie always triumphs over the villain.
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As the story unfolded, the goodie faced numerous challenges but remained true to their values.
Synonyms
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1.8
A person who helps others and usually does the right thing
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9.7
A person who often helps other people
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3.9
A man who is kind, helpful, and liked by others
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Goodie comes from good meaning 'kind' or 'morally right' plus the friendly ending -ie that makes a person sound small or nice, like in sweetie. So a goodie is simply the 'good' person or hero in a story.